61st to 70th Fellsman
Results From 2025

Statistics:

• 374 entered the event
• 334 checked in at Ingleton on Saturday morning
• 40 non-starters
• 73 Entrants retired or voluntarily withdrew from the event
• 261 Entrants finished the event

For the first time in the history of The Fellsman, the overall winner was female with an incredible time of 10hrs 16 Mins, also setting a new event record, since the route was updated to avoid Fleet Moss.

The winner of the Fellsman Axe for the overall winner is Anna Llewellyn with a time of 10 hrs 16 minutes.

The winner of the Jim Nelson Trophy for the fast female is Anna Llewellyn with a time of 10 hrs 16 minutes.

The winner of the Tregoning Cup for the fastest novice is Evan Allan with a time of 10 hrs 43 minutes.

The joint winners of the Levy Trophy for the fastest scout are Sam Carr of 9th Ormskirk and Tom Parkin of Birmingham Scouts with a time of 15 hrs 12 minutes.

The winner of the County Commissioners Tankard for the fastest over 50 is Matt Neale with a time of 13 hrs 12 minutes.

The winner of the Great Knoutberry Trophy for the fastest over 60 is Chris Mawdsley in a time of 14 hrs 25 minutes.

The winner of the The Old Kids Award for the fastest entrant over the age of 70 is Chris Davies in a time of 17 hours 58 minutes

Team trophies are awarded based on the combined time of the first three members to arrive at Threshfield:

The winners of the team trophy, the Service Trophy for the fastest team were the Dark Peak and Friends. The team members were Stuart Walker, Despina Berdeni, Ralph Skrimshire and Asher Gammon with a combined time of 38 hrs 44 minutes.

The winners of the Scout team trophy, the Fellsman Shield for the fastest scout team was not award in 2025

The winners of the Lumbutts Mill Trophy for the fastest 50+ team were Old Folks Home Day Out. The team members were Karen Nash, Charles Colburn, Julian Brown, Garry Rogerson, Rebecca Till and Albert Sunter with a combined time of 51 hrs 51 minutes.

The Bear Grylls Award is awarded by the Committee to the young helper/team who showed great dedication in helping on the event. This year it has been awarded to 24th St Pauls, Pennine Calder for their help at Dent. Keep up the good work! 

The John O’Connell Award for Outstanding Services to the Fellsman. This award was first presented in 2011 in memory of former Fellsman organiser John O’Connell. In lieu of a physical trophy, each recipient will nominate a charity, to which a donation will be made in their name – to be announced shortly. This Year the Committee awarded this Posthumously to Philip Lucas “Bandy”

The Mike Wooding Memorial Trophy is normally a nominated award given to an individual entrant or support volunteer who shares Mike’s love for the challenge of the Fellsman and who has performed something exceptional and noteworthy during the event. Usually we present this based on the actions of an individual or group of individuals during the most recent event. This year they were two recipients, Lisa Rose – who started after finding out her dog had just passed away and James Turner – a scout who carried his late fathers wood beads all the way round him.

view Felltrack split times for 2025.

Statistics:

• 99 entered the event
• 93 checked in at Ingleton on Saturday morning
• 6 non-starters
• 1 Entrants retired or voluntarily withdrew from the event
• 92 Entrants finished the event

The winner of the Fellsman Dart for the overall winner is Kate Archer with a time of 5 hrs 10 minutes.

The winner of the Fellsman Stile for the fast male is Ted Leathly with a time of 5 hrs 27 minutes.

The winner of the Ronnie Pickles  for the fastest scout is Ian Wild with a time of 7 hrs 22 minutes.

view Fellsman Dart split times for 2025.